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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1885

Page

4

Rays of Light and Local Happenings in San Antonio

Local notices promote summer suits at F Sheets and Meantime notes on exams hats sales and furnishing goods. Police report shots near Catholic cemetery and an Englishman Thos Heap dies from spinal injuries at Santa Rosa hospital. Measles in First ward and a cholera infantum death are recorded.

F. Sheets A. M. Cohen Redonda Garza A. Zilian Commerce Alamo Streets William Cassin Charlotte Newton Brown Summers San Pedro Thos, Heap Santa Rosa Hospital Aransas Pass Huebner Paula Garza Bruni

Private Second Mission Picnic Ends In Joyful Gathering

A Sunday picnic at the Second mission featured music and a dance under shade trees with attendees including Miss Moran Miss Mulray Miss McDermott Maggie Lyons Mrs McIntire Miss Jessie Burnet Mrs Laird and several Messrs. Later the body of Henry Johnson was found on Austin Street by Mr Ruse. Judge Neuendorf summoned a jury and the inquest adjourned to 3 PM with heart disease named as the probable cause.

Joe Dewitt Fort Davis George Gleason Farrow Cotulla Richter Charles Austin Street Recorder Moran Mulray McDermott Maggie Lyons McIntire Jessie Burnet Laird Messrs. Jonas James Duff J. Duffy Eugene Bothwell N. Bitter Bonatz Henry Johnson Ruse

Vagrant and public order fines listed in town notices

The report lists multiple individuals fined for offenses such as vagrancy drunkenness carrying a pistol and insulting language. Names include Ed Stevens Jr Henry Jones Ada Grey Jimmie Webb Daniel Benton W H Etheridge Theo Belton Jim Stampton Julius Schmitt Walter Bryan Carlota Galvan John Ireland John Foster Henry Richardson George Bell and others with fines ranging from 1 to 25 dollars and sentences including 30 days for burglary. A salesman note promotes A M Cohen at 209 and ns Plaza.

Thomas Kenner Ed Stevens, Jr Mr. Stevens Henry Jones Ada Grey Jimmie Webb Daniel Benton W. H. Etheridge Theo Belton Jim Stampton Julius Schmitt Walter Bryan Souter Carlota Galvan John Ireland Shardein San Antonio John Foster Henry Richardson George Bell

Noted visitors and residents at San Antonio hotels

Dr Slocum leaves for New York. Lions and wife visit from Boerne at the Southern. Kells makes a quick trip to Austin. Eliza Cavin from San Angelo and Captain Kokernot from Gonzales are at the Southern. Hall from La Salle County and Heiligmann from Castroville at the Central. St Leonard hosts Staples Newton and Mrs Kerr with husband from Uvalde. Texan visitors include Rubietti, Longinotti from Texarkana, editor Maupin with Heftner, Milburn from Erie Telephone, Yates family from Pleasanton, Sim Hart to open a cigar store by the Commerce Street bridge, and George Williamson leading 15,000 cattle north. Several others from Maverick, San Marcos, New Braunfels, Schulenburg, Gonzales, and Houston are noted at the Menger. Kight, promoter of hog ranch routes, lectures on travel, planning a North/East journey this summer.

Slocum New York Lions Boerne Kells Austin Eliza Cavin San Angelo L. M. Kokernot Gonzales J. Lee Hall LaSalle County Charles Heiligmann Castroville W. A. Staples Frank Newton St. Leonard M. M. Kerr A. L. White Uvalde Deussen New Braunfels Paul Rubietti James Longinotti Texarkana Texas Alamo City A. ‘I. Maupin Boerne Advance William Heftner Tom Milburn Erie Telephone Company Eagle Pass M.r. Yates Pleasanton Yates F. KE. Leason Maverick County San Antonio San Marcos I. P. Border P. Cruger Brackett DP. Duncan Chicago W. H. Mann Houston C. Haley W. RR Buckstown Baltimore E. W. ‘Laher Dallas J. M. Starr J. G. Rosenfield Maverick Chas. N. Kight Shenandoah Valley Archer Leonard Moonlight Military Plaza Kight

Funeral of Miguel Castanea Held at San Fernando Cathedral

The funeral passed from his residence to San Fernando cathedral and then to the cemetery this morning. Relatives and many friends followed the cortege in mourning.

San Fernando Cathedral Miguel Castanola Miguel Castanea

Grand Opening of Crockett Street Concert Pavilion

Notice to colored citizens announces completion of the Crockett street concert pavilion and invites all to a grand opening on Saturday June 13 with a free banquet after the evening exercises, compliments of Alexander and Booker.

Crockett Street Alexander & Booker

Arrest of Willie Souter at Sunset de Pot

Willie Souter, property boy at the Fashion theatre, was arrested yesterday evening at Sunset de pot while assisting Billy Wolf the Irish comedian. Souter was charged as a drummer without a license during the engagement at the Fashion theatre.

Sunset Depot Willie Souter Fashion Theatre Ile Billy Wolf

City Tax Grace Period Expired With Delinquent List

To day marks the end of the grace period to pay city taxes. Those unpaid will be advertised and costs added. City Collector Mr Hau eisen will publish the delinquent list soon in a newspaper. Delinquent totals are expected to exceed last year by at least 25 percent.

Haueisen Isarger

Flood hits Guanajuato. Singer office reports extensive losses

A telegram to the Singer company general office announces a flood in Guanajuato destroying books papers and valuables including machines. No details on life loss or casualties were provided.

Singer Company Guanajuato

Local Clothier Plans Sellout At Cost

A. M. Cohen, a leading city clothing dealer, announces a sellout of his entire stock at and below cost. Wool buyers complain about sacks torn by freight handlers at railroad depots and sheepmen report buyers who promise high prices to deter others and then claim defects for rebates.

A. M. Cohen Licur

Man challenges to dog fight with fake bull dog

A man told Joe Morris he could match him with Brenneman's dog. The rival claimed a new dog chained in Ruppertsberg's saloon on Garden street, only to reveal the dog was a stationary imitation of a fierce bull dog. Opera Putts are the only cigarettes that don’t stick to lips.

Joe Morris Brenneman Joe Ruppertsberg's Garden Street

City Council Debates Sanitary Enforcement and Street Projects

The City Council met in regular session. Reports cover enforcement of sanitary ordinances, street obras, bridge work, and road improvements. Petitions from San Antonio Sanitary and Fertilizing Co and others were referred to committees. Budget items and land maps discussed. various improvements authorized as funds become available.

San Antonio Olive Austin Galveston Harrisburg George Caen Board of Health Augusta Flores Street P. Fortassin Adams & Wickes Elm Street Waller Street Galveston, Harrisburg and Crockett, Starr, Daneon Burnet Finance Committee G. Freisleben Belknap Hambleton Lockwood Pecos Street San Pedro Obraje Marshall Warren Utica Ed Steves South Laredo Tampico River Avenue J. G. C. Lee Alderman Schreiner A. Beptin G. Baetz C. Boeger C. W. Behring W. K. Loyal R. Friederich C. L. Dignowitty J. W. Hannig F. Fritch L. Scheihagen Moody Freyer Bros Grayson Street Syme Garden Street New Orleans Alamo Pauly New City Cemetery Fourth Ward Zavalla Street Corbett Smye

A French wedding at San Fernando cathedral

A wedding yesterday at 6 pm in San Fernando cathedral joined Louis A. Bert eau and Emilie A. Pelleton in a Catholic ceremony led by Rev. Father Louis Genolin. The reception on West Houston street featured many named gifts, a later banquet and dance at Sofa Hall, and attendance by prominent local residents and officials.

San Fernando Louis A. Berteau Emilie A. Pelleton Louis Genolin Mathilda Fretelliere Louis Carrere Denise Foutrelle Henry Grandjean Marie Reynaud Eugene Robin Adele Foutrelle Peter Grandjean Houston Street Grandjean Labourcade Rimbold Ruma Alfred Grandjean Theodore Grandjean Piaget Robins Celestin Villemen Saucier E. P. Claudon Gentels Winthers Cosgrove George Sampson Mrs. Arnauld Dr. Jamagel Lachappelle Emile Foutrel Leontine Meyer Paris France Foutrel Bruni Messrs. A. & J. Woeltz A. Bruni Jules Braunnagel Thad Smith E. Arnaud Lahourcade Foutrelle Lachapelle John Loustanau Gentilly Fretelliere Mayor Callaghan

Grain bids sought for oats and hay with deliveries starting July

Attention Grain Men bids due June 20 at our office for oats and hay to meet next 12 months needs. Deliveries begin July at our stables in installments. 350 tons rye oats weighing 82 pounds per bushel and 350 tons prairie hay at 2000 pounds per ton. The company may reject all bids. Bids to E. R. Norton secretary 8. A street railway co.

Local services advertise carriage making and home repairs

The notes feature J P Condon offering handcrafted carriages and wheels at low prices with first class workmen and trade in of old vehicles. The Old Reliable Sanitary and Fertilizing Co promotes odorless vault cleaning from 341 East Commerce with secretary H M Lanpaurr. A wallpaper dealer touts 33 percent off stock and skilled decorators. Rice & Dallas announce move to 33 and 35 West Commerce Street.

San Antonio Home Enterprise J. P. Condon Nacogdoches Street Houston and Crockett Texas St. Louis Rice & Dallas West Commerce Street West Commerce Street

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